A significant piece of Tennessee's architectural history has changed ownership. The Shavin House, designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, has been sold. This residence is notable for being the only one in the state designed by Wright. Further details about the sale and the new owner are available from local news sources, including FOX 17 WZTV Nashville.
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